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Firstly if you use this code or are doing anything with ADS-B broadcast, I would be interested in hearing what you are up to. Get in touch on @nzkarit on twitter or adsb (AT) karit [dot] nz
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# "ADS-B Out" add-on for SoftRF-Emu, Stratux, etc...
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This repository contains "ADS-B Out" encoder for Tx-capable SDR hardware.
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It is currently written in architecture independent Python language and can be used as an add-on for existing
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open source "ADS-B In" solutions. One known good example is [Stratux](https://github.com/cyoung/stratux).
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# Disclaimer
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The source code is published for academic purpose only.
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# Instructions
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1. Execute *ADSB_Encoder.py* all the options have defaults so none are needed to generate with defaults. Running help will show you the optiosn you can change:
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```
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$ ./ADSB_Encoder.py
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$ ./ADSB_Encoder.py -h
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usage: ADSB_Encoder.py [-h] [-i ICAO] [--lat LATITUDE] [--lon LONGITUDE]
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[-a ALTITUDE] [--ca CAPABILITY] [--tc TYPECODE]
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[--ss SURVEILLANCESTATUS] [--nicsb NICSUPPLEMENTB]
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[--time TIME] [-s SURFACE] [-o OUTPUTFILENAME]
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[-r REPEATS] [--csv CSVFILE]
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This tool will generate ADS-B data in a form that a hackRF can broadcast. In
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addition to providing the information at the command the defaults can be
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changed in the config.cfg file and the the loggin config changed in
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logging.cfg.
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optional arguments:
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-h, --help show this help message and exit
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-i ICAO, --icao ICAO The ICAO number for the plane in hex. Ensure the ICAO
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is prefixed with '0x' to ensure this is parsed as a
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hex number. Default: 0xABCDEF
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--lat LATITUDE, --latitude LATITUDE
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Latitude for the plane in decminal degrees. Default:
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12.34
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--lon LONGITUDE, --long LONGITUDE, --longitude LONGITUDE
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Longitude for the place in decminal degrees. Default:
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56.78
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-a ALTITUDE, --alt ALTITUDE, --altitude ALTITUDE
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Altitude in decminal feet. Default: 9876.5
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--ca CAPABILITY, --capability CAPABILITY
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The capability. (Think this is always 5 from ADSB
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messages. More info would be appreciate). Default: 5
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--tc TYPECODE, --typecode TYPECODE
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The type for the ADSB messsage. See https://adsb-
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decode-guide.readthedocs.io/en/latest/content/introduc
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tion.html#ads-b-message-types for more information.
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Default: 11
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--ss SURVEILLANCESTATUS, --surveillancestatus SURVEILLANCESTATUS
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The surveillance status. (Think this is always 0 from
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ADSB messages. More info would be appreciate).
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Default: 0
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--nicsb NICSUPPLEMENTB, --nicsupplementb NICSUPPLEMENTB
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The NIC supplement-B.(Think this is always 0 from ADSB
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messages. More info would be appreciate). Default: 0
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--time TIME The time. (Think this is always 0 from ADSB messages.
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More info would be appreciate). Default: 0
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-s SURFACE, --surface SURFACE
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If the plane is on the ground or not. Default: False
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-o OUTPUTFILENAME, --out OUTPUTFILENAME, --output OUTPUTFILENAME
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The iq8s output filename. This is the file which you
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will feed into the hackRF. Default: Samples_256K.iq8s
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-r REPEATS, --repeats REPEATS
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How many repeats of the data to perform. Default: 1
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--csv CSVFILE, --csvfile CSVFILE, --in CSVFILE, --input CSVFILE
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Import a CSV file with the plane data in it. Default:
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```
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2. Transmit the signal into air:
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```
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$ hackrf_transfer -t Samples_256K.iq8s -f 915000000 -s 2000000 -x 10
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call hackrf_sample_rate_set(2000000 Hz/2.000 MHz)
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call hackrf_baseband_filter_bandwidth_set(1750000 Hz/1.750 MHz)
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call hackrf_set_freq(915000000 Hz/915.000 MHz)
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Stop with Ctrl-C
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3.9 MiB / 1.000 sec = 3.9 MiB/second
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0.5 MiB / 1.000 sec = 0.5 MiB/second
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User cancel, exiting...
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Total time: 2.00039 s
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hackrf_stop_tx() done
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hackrf_close() done
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hackrf_exit() done
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fclose(fd) done
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exit
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$
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```
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* -t is the input file to transmit
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* -f is the frequency in hertz. In the real world this would be 1090000000 but do not use that
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* -s is the sample rate in hertz
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* -x is the gain
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3. Receive the Signal
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```
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$ sudo ./dump1090 --net --freq 915000000
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...
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```
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# Generate CSV files
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These CSV files can be used for input into the application
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## generateAllICAO.py
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This script will generate a CSV with all the different ICAO numbers in it.
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# Import FlightRadar24 CSV files
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This script will take a FR24 CSV files and convert it ready for import into ADSB_Encoder.py. It outputs a file called fr24.csv.
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```
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$ ./FR24csv.py --csv <exportFromFR24.csv>
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$ ./ADSB_Encoder.py --csv fr24.csv
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$ ./FR24csv.py --help
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usage: FR24csv.py [-h] [-i ICAO] --csv CSVFILE
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This script will take a FR24 CSV file and convert it into a format for
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FR24csv.py
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optional arguments:
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-h, --help show this help message and exit
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-i ICAO, --icao ICAO The ICAO number for the plane in hex. Ensure the ICAO
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is prefixed with '0x' to ensure this is parsed as a
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hex number. This is 24 bits long. Default: 0x75008F
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--csv CSVFILE, --csvfile CSVFILE, --in CSVFILE, --input CSVFILE
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The name of the FR24 CSV file
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```
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# References
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1. "*Gr-Air-Modes*", **Nick Foster**, 2012
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1. "*EXPLOITING THE AUTOMATIC DEPENDENT SURVEILLANCE BROADCAST SYSTEM VIA FALSE TARGET INJECTION*", **Domenic Magazu III**, 2012
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1. "*ADS-B out by HACKRF and received over the air by rtl-sdr dongle and dump1090*", **Jiao Xianjun**, 2014
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1. "*Ghost in the Air(Traffic): On insecurity of ADS-B protocol and practical attacks on ADS-B devices*", **Andrei Costin and Aurelien Francillon**, 2015
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1. "*ADS-B Decoding Guide*", **Junzi Sun**, 2017
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1. "*Inside Radio: An Attack and Defense Guide*", **Qing Yang & Lin Huang**, 2018
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# History
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This is a fork orginally from https://github.com/lyusupov/ADSB-Out in September 2017.
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